TRAPPED IN A MASONIC WORLD

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traditional peasant of antiquity [3] . We‘ve all been fooled into thinking how nice it was of them to abolish
slavery, and many think slavery as just a black thing.
Little do you realise, and this is of course a made up scenario, but something along these lines
happened; Once upon a time; the accountant‘s for the rich, whilst adding-up their financial books, thought;
- ―Hmm, hold on a minute, if we didn‘t have to pay em a pittance of a wage, house em, feed em, cloth em
and look after em anymore, we could then turn around and say; Your Free! - Den we could open the
gates, let all em out, and den stick up some old sign saying; ‗Workers Required-Apply Within!‘ Den we
simply reemploy dem very same old slaves, but this time only pay em a pittance, whilst calling em ―Big
Society‖ workers and letting dem have to pay for all their own other expenses. What a god damn spanking
great idea, why we could even tax em to the hilt, and could even sell em ramshackle places to live in, only
loan em money when we want, and when we do charge em extortionate interest rates for doing so. - My
god, they‘ll have to work every hour under the sun and won‘t have time to fart let alone demonstrate, why,
their be more enslaved than they ever were, with a flat-screen brainwashing machine in the corner and
satellite screwed to the outer wall, give em some chump kicking a ball to watch and some old hag to sing
at em, some burgers to chomp on and beer to swill, and dem god dam mudder fuckin fools will think
they‘re free! - Free dem slaves NOW!‖ - So sorry to break the news to you all, but your still
WsOlRaKvEeRsS and far from being FREE!
Margaret Thatcher sussed that one out years ago, when she realised if she gave the ―illusion‖ to the
working classes that they could be free from the state by buying their own council homes off the
government, - that in some miraculous way, it might even turn them into middleclass Tory voting people!
Yet all that‘s really happened, - is that the government‘s onus and responsibility to house people has been
shifted and reduced, as they‘ve managed to pass on their public spending for the upkeep of these properties
and over to their new owners. There are some tenants who bought a 100 year lease on their property, and
soon after this, a new roof has then been put onto the block of four flats by the council. Whereas the three
council tenants in the same block pay nothing, the fourth ―homeowner‖, is billed 25% of the cost, which
can be anything from £40,000. And let‘s just say that was the case, - so now the homeowner is sent a bill
for £10,000, and immediate payment is expected, yet your average working class person hasn‘t got this
kind of cash to hand, so they end up taking out a loan etc., and then unexpectedly lose their job so can‘t
keep up the repayments, their home then gets repossessed, and now their back to square one, or should I
say in a much worst position as the council have no new homes to re-house them, so their then put into
private rental or a bed and breakfast accommodation that is four times the cost to the tax payer, and yet
again lining the pockets of only a privileged few.
Though more importantly from a governments perspective, is that it has also helped create a wider
divide between various members of society, whilst giving the government more power and control over
those who were now indebted to a mortgage, - thus you‘re not really going to see these kinds of folk
threatening strike action or going on street protests, as they simply can‘t afford to. Many of today‘s
protesting students don‘t even realise it, but this same kind of tactical ploy is being forced upon yet another
generation, as these very same students will be leaving university with such an high rate of debts, that they
too won‘t be so as willing to protest and stand up for their rights in the future, as they‘ll be far too
preoccupied worrying about how can they keep their heads above water.
As I‘ve said we‘re all led to believe we live in some kind of democracy where we‘re free to choose who
we vote for and what a dandy world we live in. Well as I‘ve already pointed out if there‘s only ever two
parties that can possible win, then where‘s the democracy in that? It‘s a false democracy, and the reason
why the election turnout of people is so low. Hark, what are those faint voices I hear saying: ―Well at least
you got ‗freedom of speech‘‖, well were soon see if that‘s true or not and how far this book will go, as
every time I‘ve placed a snippet from it onto a forum or discussions group on the internet, or made a
comment on some of the national newspapers stories using some of the text from this book, their
―moderators‖ or administrators have banned me, with no explanation as of why. No I certainly haven‘t at
anytime placed any kind of obscene or foul language, that I do on occasions use here in the book, I took
into consideration their terms and conditions, and rules, and made sure I didn‘t breech them. I was
conducting my right to have my point of view, and it just appears they don‘t like to hear anything anti-
Mason, end off, period! And besides these kinds of ―freedom of speech‖ claims, what do you expect me
to say? ―Yippee!‖
We live in a world controlled by an elite few, only made possible because they have it so well sown up
by subliminally indoctrinating, a relatively tiny percentage of the worlds populations and appointing them
as Freemasons, who in turn subconsciously think they‘re somewhat more special than everyone else,